Rejection, Orphanitis, and Isolation

from i61 Sydney · host Chris Blackwood

Tim brings important strategic prophetic ministry into an issue that is very familiar in Australia, and particularly in Sydney due to our history. There has been increased warfare and attack in the areas of rejection, the orphan spirit, and the resulting desire to isolate ourselves over the past few months. Attacks like this often happen just before a breakthrough moment, so it’s important to deal with this issue “in the air” and in ourselves so that our destiny isn’t aborted right before the moment of breakthrough. NOTE: More ministry follows the worship time, so stay through right to the end.

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